UPDATE: Message from Rev. George Adamik, March 13, 2020:
Dear Friends: I am writing to let you know that in response to the coronavirus, Bishop Rodman has directed congregations of our diocese to suspend all worship services, as well as ministry meetings, events, and activities, through Saturday, March 28. As we approach Sunday, March 29 the diocesan staff will evaluate the situation and determine whether it is advisable for public worship to resume. I think this directive is wise and St. Paul’s will comply. Continue reading or click HERE for the full message.

During the Coronavirus outbreak, coming to church to make your usual pledge payments, plate offerings, or other donations may not be an option. St. Paul’s can accept your donations via PayPal or by credit card via PayPal.  Click HERE for the DONATE link and for further instructions.

Update: The screening of the film Same God was held on Feb 29, 2020.  Turnout was over 160.  The film was followed by a question and answer session with the woman at the heart of the film, Dr. Larycia Hawkins, and the film’s director, Linda Midgett. Click HERE for pictures of the event. Continue reading for more.

Annual Reports from Ministry Groups and Committees for 2019 have been assembled.  Click HERE for a PDF of these Annual Reports.

After the response and feedback from our Capital Project Update of January 12, 2020, the building committee met with the architect and building contractor to discuss revisions to the project that might better align our construction budget with our needs.  Some great news was shared during the vestry’s Quarterly Update to the Parish, Sunday, January 26, 2020. Click HERE for a voice recording of the January 26 meeting.  Continue reading for more details of the meeting.

At a parish meeting on Jan 12, 2020, next steps in St. Paul’s capital project were discussed.  Five options for the upgrading of St. Paul’s facilities were presented.  Continue reading for more on the five options and future plans.

Guess Who’s Calling? Someone taking the PULSE of St. Paul’s .  Three times a year, each of the seven members of the Pulse Ministry will call 12 parishioners to ask two simple questions and jot down the responses.  You may be one of these randomly selected parishioners called! Continue reading for more.